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Wai. A word so important in ˋŌlelo Hawaiˋi that it is found in many, many words and place names. While we are surrounded by water
Wai. A word so important in ˋŌlelo Hawaiˋi that it is found in many, many words and place names. While we are surrounded by water
Tis the Season to reflect on our blessings and help others however we may. Giving should not be relegated to the year-end holidays, but traditionally
2022 Update for Punalights: Stan and his family and crew have again worked their magic in creating another beautiful event for the Big Island community
“Most of the time if you are a chef of any caliber you either have to start your own restaurant or jump in to an
I’ve written previously about the amazing food made by Chef Louis and his merry band of sous chefs on the omakase menu at Izakaya Miyo’s
Teu Le Vā: Sharing and Nurturing Relational Space An art exhibition currently on display at the Wailoa Art Center in Hilo. Running now through October
This past weekend, Hilo hosted the first ever “Hawai`i Swim Show” at the Wainaku Executive Center. The creative minds behind the event are hometown wahine
Twice a year, the Big Island Association of Nurserymen (“BIAN” http://www.hawaiiplants.org/) hold a plant sale at Edith Kanaka’ole Stadium. This past weekend was the second of
Ok, I will admit that I’m including this picture for no other reason than to prove that it is possible: 1) for me to get
On the way to the Waipio Valley lookout (remember, the Valley itself is closed to those who do not live or work down there), the
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